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NYC Billboards Direct Jewish Drivers to Jesus in Unorthodox Way
The Jerusalem Post has labeled Rabbi Kirt Schneider a “fake rabbi” in a headline attacking his Billboard campaign to introduce Jews to Jesus by boldly directing passers-by in New York City to visit Jews.com. This is a strikingly loaded characterization that says as much about the visceral reaction his message provokes as it does about Schneider himself. As tempting as it may be to focus on that reaction, Schneider says doing so misses the much more important point.
- Rabbi Schneider endured an attempted professional deprogramming after embracing Jesus.
- His parents secretly arranged for Ted Patrick to take him to California.
- The Jerusalem Post’s “Fake Rabbi” headline reveals the controversy surrounding his message.
- Schneider believes Jesus’ message remains powerful enough to challenge Jewish traditions.
- His story demonstrates the extraordinary conviction behind his lifelong ministry.
As a young Jewish man in Ohio, Schneider’s decision to follow Jesus after a powerful supernatural experience so deeply disturbed his parents that they sought to have him professionally deprogrammed. They lured him to a hotel room, where he discovered Ted Patrick—the man widely known as America’s most famous cult deprogrammer—waiting with two bodyguards. Schneider was told he was going to be deprogrammed.
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